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1 dispel
- ll- vertreiben; zerstreuen [Besorgnis, Befürchtung]; verdrängen, unterdrücken [Gefühl, Erinnerung]* * *[di'spel](to drive away: His words dispelled our fears.) vertreiben* * *dis·pel<- ll->[dɪˈspel]vtto \dispel sb's doubts jds Zweifel zerstreuen [o vertreiben] [o verscheuchen]to \dispel a fear eine Befürchtung zerstreuento \dispel an idea eine Idee verwerfento \dispel a myth einen Mythos zerstörento \dispel sb's sorrows jds Kummer vertreiben* * *[dɪ'spel]vtclouds, fog auflösen, vertreiben; doubts, fears, gloom zerstreuen; sorrows vertreiben; myth zerstören; impression, notion ein Ende machen (+dat)* * ** * *- ll- vertreiben; zerstreuen [Besorgnis, Befürchtung]; verdrängen, unterdrücken [Gefühl, Erinnerung]* * *v.verbannen v.vertreiben v. -
2 dispel
to \dispel sb's doubts jds Zweifel zerstreuen [o vertreiben] [o verscheuchen];to \dispel a fear eine Befürchtung zerstreuen;to \dispel an idea eine Idee verwerfen;to \dispel a myth einen Mythos zerstören;to \dispel sb's sorrows jds Kummer vertreiben -
3 explain away
transitive verbeine [plausible] Erklärung finden für* * *(to get rid of (difficulties etc) by clever explaining: She could not explain away the missing money.) (durch Erklärungen) vertuschen* * *vt▪ to \explain away away ⇆ sth* * *vt sepeine Erklärung finden für* * *transitive verbeine [plausible] Erklärung finden für -
4 explain away
vtto \explain away away <-> sth -
5 dissipate
transitive verb1) (dispel) auflösen [Nebel, Dunst]; zerstreuen [Befürchtungen, Zweifel]2) (fritter away) vergeuden; durchbringen [Vermögen, Erbschaft]* * *dis·si·pate[ˈdɪsɪpeɪt]I. viII. vt▪ to \dissipate sth1. (disperse) oil spill etw auflösen2. (squander) etw verschwenden* * *['dIsIpeɪt]1. vt2) energy, efforts verschwenden, vergeuden; fortune verschwenden2. vi(clouds, fog) sich auflösen; (crowd, doubts, fear also) sich zerstreuen; (tension) sich lösen* * *dissipate [ˈdısıpeıt]A v/t2. den Nebel zerteilen3. jemandes Sorgen etc zerstreuen, verscheuchen, vertreiben4. seine Kräfte verzetteln, vergeuden:dissipate one’s energies seine Kräfte oder sich verzetteln5. ein Vermögen etc durchbringen, verprassen, verschwenden6. PHYSa) Hitze ableitenb) mechanische Energie etc dissipieren, in Wärmeenergie umwandelnB v/i1. sich zerstreuen (auch fig)2. sich zerteilen (Nebel)3. ein ausschweifendes oder zügelloses Leben führen* * *transitive verb1) (dispel) auflösen [Nebel, Dunst]; zerstreuen [Befürchtungen, Zweifel]2) (fritter away) vergeuden; durchbringen [Vermögen, Erbschaft]* * *v.ableiten v.sich zerstreuen v.sich zerteilen v.verbrauchen v.vergeuden v.verschwenden v.verzetteln v.zersplittern v.zerstreuen v.zerteilen v.
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